Chords for Johnny Trouble Trio "Mean eyed cat"

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I gave my woman half my money and the tin of sword.
I sent her a pile of roses [B] and a stack of gold for her.
[E] Like she paid ten dollars for a tin of sandbag, her [A] neck's a cold cold hat, her [E] forehead a keen-eyed cap.
Well, I gave her ten more dollars for a long-way ticket.
She wasn't bad as she could be. _
Well, I bet ten more [A] of this she gave her when she [B] got all the money [E] I could make. _
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Well, I woke up that morning and I turned my head, there on the carpet, thinking things ought [B] to slide a bit. _
[E] I thought a little more for her head to lock.
[A] They said, dear John, [E] maybe [B] I'm [E] long gone. _
[C#m] Well, her whistle [A] blown, the big [E] wheels of her house, as near as I could be. _
I've owned my [G#m] world, but [A] I hate it without [B] your ring or five to [E] leave. _ _
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_ _ _ _ [E] _ _ I signed that extension piece, gave her a letter, I thought more about [B] her pretty eyes, I'm long gone. _
[E] She's been a distant, tough guy, no said I'll be that way.
[A] We were kids, and you leave [B] on the [E] eastbound train.
I'm on her out, tripping, and on the eastbound train follows, though this I could be. _
But when I end up fine, I've got a bottle of her ticket, [B] John, her ring or five [E] to leave. _ _
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